Belgium: you have to cows. They are united. In order to keep the two cows united, you partially split them up and you create sub cows which are basically the same two cows, which form one unitary cow, but they are only split concerning their milk. Than, you create new sub cows, which are basically again the same two cows, but now they are split concerning their booo's, now, not exactly, one cow says booo... the other says beuh... You also create a third sub cow, actually, two third sub cows, the one belonging in the first category of sub cows, the other one to the second category of sub cows. Both third sub cows are related and situated in the original two cows, but aren't really the same. Within one of these sub cows, the second form of sub cows are situated as sub sub cows, also, for some reason, the second form of sub cows reunite again and form a different form of sub sub cow within one of the third form of sub cows . In the end you still have two cows, organised in a system of nine sub or sub sub cows. One third of the population is needed to make this system work, but surprisingly, it doesn't work. You end up living in the country with the most tax paying population of the world. But, the cows give beer, so you don't really care.
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